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West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-07-08

The meeting of the State Board of
Health at Charleston on the 18th
will be attended by DR.. c. I. Rich
ardson, president thereof. He will
also attend the meeting of the State
Medical Society at the White Sui
phur Springs on the 18th.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-07-08

The labor of 300 convicts in the
South Carolina penitentiary is offer
ed at 40 cents a day for women and
bows. and so cents for men.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-07-08

Mr.. w. w. Cochoran is at Deer
Park and occupies the cottage OF
Mr.. Robert Garrett.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-07-08

Some young men of this place
have organized a social club. AT
its first meeting on Wednesday
morning last the club adopted the
name of "The Jefferson" and Mr..
Chas. L. Dawson was elected its
president.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-07-08
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fe-
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
- cents per box. For sale by George T..
Light. ianl4-S7.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-07-08
Breeders of Fine Fowls

indorse SToNEBRAKER's CHICKEN Pow
DERs, the only powder for the produc-
ton of eggs. The prevention and cue
of diseases in Chickens, Ducks. Tur-
keys, Geese, Pigeons, and the feathered
family. Nothing 20 healthfnl for young
chicks. Sold i'm the United States at %
cents per package.
If you wish your Horses, Cattle and
Sheep to thrive and your farm to pros
per, don't neglect to keep good supply
of
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-07-08
STONEBRAKER'S
Blood oliver COrreCtOr

corrects the Liver and Kidneys, puri-
fies the Blood, removes blotches. PIN
Piles and eruptiOns, restores lost vitality
and brings back the fresh ruddy glow of
youth to the shriveled cheeks. Price, 81
per bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11
CONFESSED TFLEG=AM~.

The SUGAR crop Of the Sandwich Islands
ia ,-rs,p.t,J hrt,y,,u 90 600 ana lOO. 600
tpps as AGAINST l~u GOO tons last wear.
~. j. r,...,.,.rl s..,,.,.., .,.,,ry r., her
W. - ", NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.,'''' 81. '. ,', A. ,.,'I ,.,;rri,.
'''''''''.''
Nu organized movement h,s been start
r' 10 secure both ia" Republican and
Democratic National Convention Tor I'm
cman.
The gpnli..,:iopS received ut the Treas
INV br,.,Irp,,.,,t rp jat, for t,rc-nlymrut OF
s,,i..-..t .r REGISTERED bands aggregate
- ~, 80
MAJ
\ Synu.rAtt OF Ne" ! 'i anu M, , ,,,,
"' t't''.''-'.' '.'' ,,,n. ,,,r,.t IN smith
,..''' ,''.''.,',', -;
N.'''''''''' '''''' >'.''7
Hon, T.. y. Brown has resigned rs thus
tee of the soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home at Nruio. and l,surcccdcd by Hugh
NrQuiston, OF Ncnia.
-,.,,,,,.,,,,.l I,,.h.,pr..riII Gr pprncd
me- 5,,. M lI..,,r ,,, srntr,ubrr the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11
RENNt'tlI'.

MI Joseph Nahool WIS appointed May
or hy Council Tuesday evening To till the
,lrIncy accustomed by MAYOR FD,uk Me
Il,tou's death
Mn George Bordeaux, of Wheeling, was
loo town Yesterday.
The lower steel works will So ON i" iull
force Monday.
Mrs Katie Brlunru hats returned To
Wheeling after brIrt vI>t; to friends here.
Work uu rh. bridge over N,N"rh'u'S
Run Is progressing rapidly aud the bridge
will he completed in several weeks.
Mr.. John Schwluebcrc,r, who was IN
iurtI Monday, at the tube works, is re-
ported as not expected To live
The serenade rendered 10y Peabody and
Iaylor's string band Monday evening, toa
lew friends. was heartily appreciated by
them. and hopes are expressed tor q no,
distant repetition of the same.
Misses Mar Allen end Lihbie Mcliee,
two gyuial yomg ladies, have returned
tom a visit To- friends in the country.
Mis- 4 Jrttrrs. ST., ami daughter, Mrs.
/ ". rurlertirId. OF Gravel street, are tn,
guest. OF friends on the camp ground.
The marriage ol Miss LYDIA Patterson
and Mr.. T.. F. James takes place this even
me at the residence OF the brides mother,
on Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11

llrEtt AS'Ut D. ~ 70. 90 ~
.uCliN BALM.
iirAri t"rir Ii'-.irr Nri.G,r Home
JrHN + LAM TRAY. :rss-utT'' tS,"L
& l. iDkb. tfr', Pas tF'u.
NM. NJ CEkNEST6 MHuu,r k..luDnfr, M
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NTHRELlHG ASP rIrrssoHo rrvmros.

On unu sfr,- MAY - iSSg, .a.srEgrr 'rJr- via
run ~ follow. .CrE'rbl ~tE:l'!Hf. TINE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11
C5ItOC Ei:IE>.
WheelipI.

W hefAlNEs
Uirt ready Tor the big Reunion by keep
my 3. good stock. All goods in the gro
Gerry line are firm aud advancing. Smoked
meats higher and in good demand.
RlCE-CarolInu head g. g;CarOlIua choice
DC; Carolina prime ~; Louisiana 5a6!c
Java pearl 6!r
SYRUPs-Chuirg Sugar Syrup %iai7c;
Ordinary Sugar syrup ia25c: Honey Drips
3uaS2c; California White Drps Eia:tJr;
Maple DrIps, five gallon keys 6jr; ten gal
Ion kegs GUc; 0ne-half barrel 55c: barrel
soc; BiXby Maple SyIup bar
relsl Soc; Bixby Maple barrels $50; Blk
by Maple 90 gallon kegs GOc; BiXby Ma
pie ; gallon kegs 62c; Bixby Maple quart
cansl 3Oc. Sugar House ldarLl 2Oa22c,
&c additional IN half barrels
New Orleans MUlasses, new crop nov III,
Fancy 4Sa5Oc; Choice 46aisc; Prime ii
a46c; Far 42a44c; Mixed goods New Or
leans 30a32c; Bakers goods 25a27r.
PRoyIsIUNs-Large S c. mans l3ic; me.
dunn s. c. hams l3tc; small s c. hams
l4c; California hams &c; 5. c. breakfast
bacon ll{c; $. G. shoulders Sc; homeless
hams l3tc; city sides lO.c; baCon shout
dcrs STE; ham beef 1O!al5e; ordinary
beef l2lc; city sides SIC; family
mess pork, BIB pieces, Sl6 80; bean pork,
6ne clear, Sl7 %.
LARD Tierce 7ic; half barrels 74c; tub,
7ir; tin pals, ) lbs, sic; tin
pals, . lbs, SIC; tin pals, 10 lbs, Sc.
TN pals, 20 lbs, Sc; tn pals, - lbs, 7tc.
CANNED GuODS-Active. and marke!
getting bare Of corn ana tomatoes,
standard 3Ib table peach IL 75L2 90,
pie peaches 30 81 10; pie peaches
6ib 81 -; No. 5 tomatoes new 81 10
To ~ - per dozen, ~ 10 quality;
Strawberries 2lb il -; biaCkbcrrics
III zoe; nrspberries ID 81 90; Dam
sons 2ih Soc; lima beans 2lh S5c;
cove oysters | 10 light 6Uc; DO 10 full
weight 9OcaSl IN; string beans 2in I5aHOc;
suurotaSh lib 9Uc,tSi %; early June peas
Il 2jal 30; French peas ijc each pineapple
81 80; guosaberricS 9ib 9Oral o.; I'D
FayoriJe Salmon, very line, 81 -; 3th
Swce! potatoes u 10.
WOODEN WARE-No. tubs S6 90; No.
3 - %; No. 81 90, : hoop pals $ 40,
> hoopSl t.; sapSl ~ single wushbomds
81 ~: double do s. ~; fine Grimm duuhie
do. T.! -; single 81 ~
Fuu1S New Valencia kaisIns G!a7c,
s'rmmed Valencia, 6aGtc; Layer UdCr,
9a9!c; halves, drypeaches, Da6!c. London
layer Hislns 2.GOa2 -; l",0-e Muscatrls
-. 10 to 30
On--lari extra western strained sur,
carbon, 10, &c, carbon, 100, iir; Whit,
miners best winter i-r, white miners
No. = iOal2c.
SuGAKs Cut loat6ic; Cubes &c; Fruit
powdered Ole. Ordinary powdered G1c;
Granu!ated Standard &c: Standard Con
lectioner's ! &c; STANDARD Groccr's A 5sc;
Pearl White A 5tr, White extra e 5,c;
Ohio Valley 5{c; New York G 5!c; golden
& lic. Fruit sugar d.c.
COFFEE Green Coffee Fancy Golden
Rio BE; Fancy Green BE Peaherry BE;
Choice Green 22c; Prime Green Die; Roast
ing grades be; Java pc Roasted IN pack
ages Ohio Valley 2oic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11

flower glrl 5 stock, which varies, of course
with the season. beginning with tine Green's
drt suow-tr0p-: ,nen the sweet violets
which IN England mean II come IN the
spring, Jnd the pale primrose. On Prim-
rose Day, originating IN honor Of Lord
GraconSteid, the street corners aTe GluIy
yellow Nth the Conservative flower. even
tGy #@nsum driver stopping lJr "A penny
bunch to E'Sten on his horses head Sweet
smelling stocks ana wall flowers are great
i.E".'rS with Ujd-isShlGucd paCpl" 4
p"uHN Wil. always bCy YOU flower of
some sort, and now YOU gcl tor it tive red
T"~ts uun Sc border OF gyyrn ferns. The
2lv'S manage To make profit OF about one
shilling twenty-five cents p day, and
s"mv OF those lucky enough 70 get hold of
secondhand houquets-Ihlt is, from din
uer OF wedding decorations, make a
httis more. To accomplish this they have
To be out As early rs the uewsboys
get tu market. make their bargains,
and Joke with the CUstcrmonger, then either
no home, it the distance Is not too great,
to make up their flowers, OF else find a safe
corner for the purpose, and then to their
particular standing place. Business is slow
until noon, then 1t begins to look up: about
tour o'clock it grows brisk, and every ON
nihus as It starts is beseiged by eager
flower girls, in whose sales the conductor
usually takes a friendly interest. In the
evening trade thrives, for every
COUNTER SKIPPER AND ERRAND BOY
wants a Hover to make him look fine for
the theatre or music hall All the sailor
lads are sure to buy, and the East End
dandy locks anXiousiy for 4 Slightly dam
aged camelm or lily that may have the per
tume Of the West End drawing room still
20 1t. Many flower girls have
what they call their "regers': that il,
young men who invest the modest sum OF
u penny per diem. and on Saturdays per
hapF buy "a six penny bunch of blossoms
for their sWrrthraTtS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11
BELi4AIRE.

I Mr.. Charles p. Knox and Miss Mem
/ Hoover surprised their friends by quietly
/ driving to Bridgeport, on Tuesday night
where they were married hv Rev Winters
ThrsccTrt leaked Quito day, u,twIth-trno
1 ing that after they returned from G,lige
port they separated for the night. ard tuf
boys rendered the happy couple Il arrrnadl
last evening
Jack Mullen was arrested on a complaint
made by Mrs. Guthcrjrc Rrtlgeu. wiu
charged him with an attempt to rape her.
lie Will hc gwen Il hearing to-day. Mu!-
len maintains that he innocent ol the
charge and the officer who arrested him
says he was sober at the time
Quite number ui cur PEOPLE went 10
Burr's mills yesterday to hear Bishop An
drewS' sermon. Col K. F. Smiley, the
temperance orator who was here last
spring speaks to-day, and tomorrow Is
chlldren'S day, when - large delegation
from here will 90 out
Only two OF the night watchmau's bonds
were approved by Council.
- Council will now proceed to retaliatc
with the railroads by enforcing existing
ordinances that had become almost a dead
letter
Again the order has been proclaimed
that the street lodtcr must go
Arthur McClain received the contract
for the curling about Public Square
X. +. Battelle was elected clerk Of the
Board OF Education, and James Fitton re-
celvcd the contract for putting fixtures III
the school buildings for heating with
natural Gus
There was another lively row in the
Council chamber Tuesday evening, but it
stopped short of blOOd-letting.
About thirty couples Of young folks Of
the First wart held pleasant picu,r IL
R0dricr'S urchard yesterday afternoon.
Harry McGrcgor is home from Cranberry
summit
Miss May Rorche, OF Batcsyllle, is visit
ing At the home OF Mr.. Jesse Patterson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11
WOOL


TUESDAY, Augu't ..
The market frightened mp omcwhat
the past week aud quite number of sales
have been made IN the country. The
change Tor the better seems to be- the will
mgncss OF manufacturers to buy stock and
a great many sales have been made III the
East, although AZ lower prices. Fine
woods are better IN price, while medium
ia shade easier although actual prices re.
main the same ~ las, week. Quotations
are as follows
Fine fleece washed woJi - to Sic, un-
washed one-thivd on; understandable one
fourth oil. medium ileeccs washed - to BE;
medium tub washed 81 to BIC; medium
unwashed wool - to Pc, black, bury aud
fleece grown = to Toe less.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11
MEMS Dull but firm
STATES Neglected..

-
khu.Ru Nps-DuIl, sales SGll 600.
Sru,KS The stock market during most
of the day was even duller than yesterday,
though comparative activity 1t the end ui
the day IAN the days total mp 10 beyond
tia, cd yesterday. All eyes were turned
tu Washington 10 ste the outcome of the
bond offerings, ami az most ui the opera
tug~ ON the street wcr, impressed with the
idea lu,l tn" offerings would be- quite lib
rItl, tutrc w.ls only moderate buying
movement Tee opening w,s decidedly
strong, with most stocks from D.. IL per
cent higher than on Yesterday The trading
WIS pGl,l and SD"n hrc1me very duh, rN-
rcpt Tor New England, Heading aud ST.
Paul Fluctuations were confined within
a very narrow range and trading beyond
squirt m New En@llnd, WAS entirely de-
void col interest. Prices Saggrd OF and re-
covered alternately during the greater part
of the day, but the afternoon : decline WAS
of uure Importance, though generally con
fined Ia fractions. There was a partial
reaction in the last hour and the close was
dahl iut steady to firm, close 10 Opening
figures Most ui the active list aur higher,
though the advances are Ton fractions only.
sales Tug.ji1 .hlrrs. Quotations closed
bad a. follows.
Adams isprrss TO: American Express
los. Canada Pacific 51!; Central Pacific
30 Chesapeake aud Ohio &; do preferred
iirsts 40, do seconds :. Chicago and Alton,
l4g, DO preferred 10: Chicago, burlington
rud Quincy l39, Delaware and Hudson
lOl Delaware, iackawanna aud Western,
l&U,; beaver aud rio Graudc, POI; Erie
3Ui; 10 preferred c.; Fl Wayne, l5l;
Illinois Central. ll9. Like Sh"r" 80
Michigan Central ~5!; MINNEAPOLIS ana
81 Louis IA; do preferred, b; Missouri
Pacific g~-: Northern Pacific. 29s; do
preferred. j5i, Chicago aud Nur.hwestel u,
llit; dn preferred lin; New York Cen
t,al. los. OREGON TrmscontlneMtal 26s
/ psr!dr Mail > Panamn, -.; Peoria, d. *
T.. 2sl; PitlSEmp. l5li; Pulhnnn Palace
/ Car III; Reading 51s Rock Island, l254'
! ST. Louis and S.m Francisco. 81 doprc,
tered, "a; first preferred, 49, 81 Paul,
| Minneapolis and Minnesota ll3; st Hau
ard Omaha, i; 10 preferred no
Texas Pacific. 20; Union Pacific, 81
United States rxwts- 81 Western Gate
/ Telegraph IT,
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tive; poor to prime native steers - 75a
90; extra do s. lOa5 90.
Sheep-Receipts :, 300 head; good stock
quiet; sales tirmer generally, but IN
teriOr offerings went at low figures; sheep
s. OUi4 - per 100 lbs; lambs 81 7jAs 90.
Hogs-Receipts $3.50 head market firm
er and higher for live hogs at 81 5Oa5 80
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, August O-HOgs-Quiet;
common and light 81 l5a5 20; packing and
butchers 81 S5a5 10; receipts 600 head
shipments $50 head
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DRY ,4,'ipi,s.


New YuEr. Angus, ~ Dr' 'rrot-.
Thur wp5 no activity to demand OF
agents. but u quiet rrguca, lur moderate
quantities, III connection with deliveries
ON old purchases, returned good volume
uI business
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

by tnrTuuru know lcdg, ct the nBIUf, law
Which y''aIl '''r operations Oi digestion and
nutrition. mtG - 81 careful Application ~ the
tine properties u' we'll ~ !c,tri Cocoa. Mr. EpIN
hes provided uri3 breakfast tables with u deli.
CGtrlg .lyur,I beverage which may save W.
many heavy doctors bills Il Is Dyth" mdiCoUS
usc ~ sGch article, uf diet that constitution
may b. gradually hUilt EpTn'I strong enough 70
resist ever. tendency e. disease Hundreds ~
,yl'l" nJIah',. nr. Gns,nr around rs ready n
EtjtrS wherever lu"Ir ,' u weak point We may
escape mauy nfhl shat b. a.0unr uGrsrlScs
we'll iuruinI "a ,'... h'uai u.G o. Properly
uuursLt1 f. rg". ..Ui A. -.|,. = ...G,.
MAlr sinr'v wi. tu.nus HU'~s ~ nils SDr
0uig E. '.u. iuuIt i.u~ hy 'frDCcrs labelled thI,
JAMES FPpS& CO., HoAGOrArHir chEhlF1S
iaRrtt'ai n I.nHtrU. England
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sunday train. Uu X 80 ~. "1r'. ~ 'h-f..h'
ton al Go . 10 waiting a.. Il l. iHih ~"
!. ~ Point Pir,ssut This ' 70" sa"'l ...lr Hni
u.rtin. purchasing tickets ,aput Hss !pI ilCk-
cts via The ohio River kHllrpai For mi"fma-
ton regarding IN. rates rDUI. ETC.. aEircsn
W. J. ROBINSON,
trrurral Pass, Il-.E Agent
F.v.r.ruTg v Va
FkEb HI-.%..r.
Trrs.l.uE rn.'.'..s.- '-..,.
Wl."'!rg ~ ".
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on city.

OLCirY, August 10. Petroleum Open
ei At so; highest zoe; lowest IS ic; closed at
SO; sales l,2lG,OOO barrels; clraranccs
l,9lJ coo barrels; charters 2l,lll barrels
shipments 90 los barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11

tru,rPk. lur arrat skin cure and CJUpu "a
Soar prepared {, in lI externally. AMI I,T,u ~
kF-yLNiSr. Tine ness blood rJr.urr. internally.
aTr positive "u." for every form Of -kiu Hui
h.s ii lisuH- from uimun- lu s.TprIlH.
abd ever, Nh,rr Iriuj.. tUIirura - cents.
tutlrUrH soap 'r,.ui> ru'i"Ura RrsuIy"ut, 81 ~
Prepared 10y tn" POTTER DEtU A&p CHENrCAL
I'D ;lpsf,U Meas
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.nlO ElyKii klli.KnhD.

line table taking Cucct June ?"Ih, l'S7,
Passenger ,r4irs will dn ~ follows Central
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New YORK,

New YuEE, August 10. Petroleum
Closed weak; opening at ~! &; highest 59sr:
lowest 57:c; closedat 59c; sales l,-l3,OOo
hnrrel.
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Railroads.
.hEvELAND&PITrSBURG R. X.

Under schedule In effect May - lsN1. trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio, Genital standard Time:
For Plttsburgh and Cleveland, $40 n m. l.lg
p. m For Pittsburgh lO.l7 n III. For Wells.
VILE Az p. m. For SlcubcWillc. 80 a. NJ
For Martins Ferry. Gi5 Il m. TTatus arrive At
Bridgeport nj hS h. IN, 1882 II. N, 30 T. IN,
i.5i p. M, DIG y. N. myE
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NEW YuEE, August lu.-ilonr Re
cejpis -, 81 packages; exports l,29l bar
r,ls aud 1926 sacks; market active an
good part export; prices steady, and un-
changed; sales 3G0, 900 barrels. Wheat
Receipts -, 3jO bushels; exports 257, 10
bushels; spot lots about &C. AMI options
ta!c higher and closing firm; sales G,i6l,-
600 bushels futures and 354, 900 bushelv
spot; No. > Chicago 7Ssa7S.c; ungradcd
spring 7Ta7ssc; No. > red August - "a
sole, closing At ~Otc; September sole; Oc-
tober II Ease, closing al Size; November
s&a~3rc, closing ut s3ic; December 81
a-i.c, closing at size; January -"
e6 3-lGc, closing at SEC; February 01a
SIZE, closing nj SIC; MAY GOla9lc, chasing
At gU3c. Con-Spot lots advanced l5a2c
and options lial4c, closing firm; receipts
none; exports :, 500 bushels; sales 3,i2i,
600 bushels futures and l56. 900 bushels
spot; ungraded 49c; No. > August nominal;
September 49ia5Ost, closing at sole; No
venber 52a52lc closing at 52lc; Deem
Der 52!a53c, closing 1t 53c; May 54!a55ic.
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BRADFORD, August 10 Petroleum
Opened ~ 59gc; closed at 59c; highest
59,c; lowest 5eic; clearances $1,000
hnrrelA
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pE'Clttsi- EVN
Pittsburgh.

TIgtsvIII.E, August 10 Petroleum --
Opened nj 5~.c; highest GOci lowest 3-4c,
closed at SO.
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pit'bIjl r


W Incoming
TUESDAY,. August ..
Business IN, opened up Tor the week a
little dull, and the prospects are not ell
couyasiug Green apples are coming a lit
tie more freely and are srllingat - ~ per
barrel. Cabbage still remains scarce, with
prices unchanged. This is due to the fact
that the late crop has not begun to come IN
vet For potatoes there is a little better
demand bat uo increase of piicr. toma-
toes have become scarce again, and there
is an advance in price. Butter is better IN
supply. bat the price keeps up to last
week. figures Eg@s are Z" somewhat
better demand with prices the same.
Watyrmelons are coming IN ~ increased
quantities. aud prices have fallen to SO
to $l5 per hundred. Spring chickens con-
tlnur in good demand, with prices some
what lower The following are Wholesale
quotations
Butter - Country choice lG,2oc; .ood
country lUal2c; common 5a6C IheSupply
Is GOOD and the demand is good.
Eraus Foe new Eaud-pIckrd navy the
demand is good aud the supply light.
/ Prices are 81 ~ per huShti
Checsr-pr.mr mild Ohio factory 40.
| New York lIJl5r, Swcitler l%lalir, Linn
| berger gll1 Market nominal.
EggS Strictly fresh stock llalllc ger
dozen. supply good, demand slow.
Feathers Choice m ori%iaal packages
| 5Oa5ic. IN small lots iaic extra
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PrrrsBuRu, August --PrtroIeum-
Active and iirmeg: opened At 5-sc; closed
ut 5gr; highest GOc; lowest 5-3c.
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FUi ril'-iuTu 30 AZ. dr!ly. = ~" o. .'s'iyi
Id o. M ,h.'I', a5u; a. > n, Ghl.y
fuI NlukiI,S1rH "a = jI., VA. rNu"d Siir.
81
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New York.

NEW YORK, August i0.-Becves Re
ceipts 49, cars; market firm and fairly &C
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-02-03
Succeeds Like Success.

Nothing Succeeds Like Success.
1t has heretofore been a mystery to US
why strangers are generally charged SO
extravagantly by hotels in large cities.
Happening a short time since at the
GAIT HOUSE, corner of Sixth and
Main Streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO,
managed by W. E. Marsh, Jr., son OF
the proprietor of the Gait House fifty
years ago, the mystery was solved. The
accommodations at the GAIT HOUSE
are equal in every respect to the. best
TWO DOLLAR per day totel, and yet
the charges are only ONE DOLLAR
AND FIFTY CENTS per day for meals
and room single meals THIRTY-FIVE
CENTS. The GAIT is the headquarters
for the most complete meals, which to-
gether with free use of parlor, Office,
check-room, &C., constitute the greatest
bargain obtainable in the city. The So
luton is easy when the facts are known.
The Gait is run exclusively in the inter
est of strangers, the same rate being
charged per day, at all times, to every
one. Whatever will produce a reasona-
BILE rent for the property is the extent OF
its charges, thus doing away with the
usual lessee's profits. Its management
is constantly under the immediate and
personal control of the owner, w. E.
MARSH, JR. Its employees being paid
according to the volume of business, are
efficient and reasonable in cost. The
above peculiarities, allow, uniform price,
a reasonable r~ent-charge only, a rigor-
GUS and practical supervision of its inter.
nal affairs. and cooperative salary pay
ments, have secured for the GAIT a fair
transient trade, and the experiment is a
success, producing rent for the real es-
tate. To this benefactor who has made
it possible to remain two days in the CT
ty at the usual expense OF one, we heart
lily recommend our friends. Jan. 2O-6w
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-02-03
In Trouble.

Some time ago a young man named
VIM. Batcheler, a painter by trade,
came here with his family, intending to
make it his home. About three weeks
ago he went to Cincinnati on a visit to
his father, who keeps a coal yard there.
While in his fathers Office one day, a
negro came in, and he and young Batch
eler got into some trouble, resulting in
the negro getting severely hurt. At
forwards the wife of the colored man
came in and engaged in the fight, and
she was also pretty roughly handled.
The young man came home and moth
ing further was heard of the matter I'M
til Saturday last, when the officers here
received word from Cincinnati that the
negro had died and directing Batche-
ler's arrest. He was taken to Cincin-
natl on Monday evening.